Right Angle Clamp
Also called Mixter Forceps, Right Angle Forceps, Gemini Forceps, Right Angle, Gemini
A ring-handled, ratcheted clamp whose jaws bend at nearly a right angle near the tip. Horizontal serrations run the length of the jaws.
Primary uses
What this instrument is on the table to do.
Dissects around vessels and ducts and clamps them. Often used to pass a tie or vessel loop under a vessel or duct so the surgeon can pull it around to tie off or retract the structure.
Sizes & variants
The lengths, angles and patterns it comes in.
About 5¼ to 12 in; 6½ to 7 in is common in general sets, with longer ones for deep work. Jaws range from fine to heavy.
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